The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) staff have held a successful meeting to assess progress made in the implementation of Church and Community Mobilization Project (CCMP). The meeting that was also attended by about 15 participants and held in Machakos, specifically focused on CCMP’s activities in Nairobi and Lower Eastern regions during
The National Council of Churches of Kenya North Rift Chairman Reverend Alfred Sagala, has formally taken over office with a challenge to all County Coordinating Committees (CCCs) to strengthen their resource mobilization processes. Rev. Sagala who addressed a meeting that brought together North Rift CCCs underscored the importance of the process and reminded participants
Reverend Canon Peter Karanja today rallied management and staff of Jumuia Resorts to embrace recommendations contained in a new turn around strategy for the resorts. Speaking during the launch of the strategy, the National Council of Churches of Kenya General Secretary called for cooperation among staff aimed at achieving the much desired results.
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja is confident that the re-constituted Finance and Administration Committee (F.A.C) of the Council will surpass its expectations. While congratulating new members on their appointment, Canon Karanja pointed out that the team comprised high caliber individuals with a great potential of
Communiqué from the Kisumu Women Leadership Conference Preamble Women leaders together with representatives from Religious Institutions, the Luo council of elders, youth leadership, Kisumu County Political Parties representatives and Civil Society organizations Supporting Women Leadership have met here at Jumuia Hotel, Kisumu from the 4th to 5th February 2016 during the Kisumu County
The highly successful ‘Changieni Raslimali’ project in the Mara ecosystem is a major incentive to resolving perennial conflicts among communities living in the area. This emerged during a recent meeting held in Mau aimed at exploring ways on how to ensure resources are no longer a source of conflict among locals. The meeting that
The number of women seeking elective positions in Kisumu county is expected to rise during the next general election, thanks to the ongoing ‘County Bora Jukumu Letu project’. The partnership initiative which is spearheaded by the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) and U.N Women will also enhance women participation in electoral processes
Kenya’s 2015/16 Communication for Change participants are currently in Oslo Norway for their second leg of the exchange programme. The two students Calver Mwando and Doreen Jemutai- Kenyatta and Moi Universities respectively- will join their counterparts from Tanzania, South Africa, Madagascar, Nicaragua, Brazil and the host country, during their 4-month stay in Norway. The first
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) staff resumed duty earlier today, ending their 3-week long holiday break. They were away for Christmas and New Year festivities since 11th December last year. Led by the NCCK General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja, the jubilant staff who congregated at their headquarters in Jumuia Place